Ideas and Inspiration

Digipak Ideas - Kizoa Online Movie Maker

We are planning to carry out a photoshoot in the next few weeks for our digipak and advert. We have multiple ideas of what themes we could follow for this.

Our first idea is to have our artist in a pool with the giant inflatable duck and other inflatables. The use of the duck would create synergy with our music video and shows our artist as very fun and original. We also had the idea of using a barbie doll rather than our artist, we would use a doll with brown hair that could symbolise our artist and show how people want her to be perfect but she just wants to have fun. We could add colour to this by using a bath bomb or food colouring to make the water pink which also creates synergy with our video and adds a fun and positive vibe.

Our second idea was to use powder paint to add colour and therefore relate back to the video. This would add a fun and fearless atmosphere and make our artist look daring. We thought that we could feature a large group of her friends or even the 3 from the music video in this photoshoot to show their close relationship and emphasise the message of how she needs her friends and not just boys that we tried to portray in our music video.

Thirdly, we thought that we could create a pillow fight scene. This would show our artist having fun with her friends and show the girly and fun side of our artist. An issue that could potentially arise with this is that it is only related to our video through themes and so for a debut album may not be appropriate.

Finally, we decided that we could hang colourful CDs around our artist. This would represent her love for music as well as relate to the music video through the bright colours. It would also represent the fun and positive side of our artist that we want to portray through our digipak and advert.

My group think that the pillow fight may be our best option because it is the most achievable and although may not directly relate to our music video portrays our artist in the manner in which we want her to be portrayed. We will gather audience feedback to see which idea they think would suit our artist and will decide from there.